Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-04-22
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Macon City has new bank with
capital stock of $4,000 pal d up.
Matlock & Rauh do granting,
glazing and sign painting.
The I. o. o. F. of Kirksville
lodge have received their new out
fit for rpswork.
We mnst insist On ha wing all
correspondence in this office by
Wednesday morning, CORES
pondents will please take notice.
Simpson Ely delivered a lecture
at Green City, Tuesday evening.
He also went to Macon yesterday
evening to hear the lecture of JOS
eph Cook of Boston.
If you want first class job of
painting done, don't forget that
Matlock & Rauh are always reas-
enable and guarantee satisfaction.
Mr. ]. G.. Jamison and family
desire to return grateful thanks to
the friends who so kindly assisted
and comforted them in their be-
reavements.
The meetings at the Baptist
Church still continue. Wednes-
day night eleven new converts
were baptized.
The Public Schools will give an
entertainment at Smiths Opera
House this evening. The program
is an excellent one and judging
from the rehearsal, Tuesday eve
ming the entertainment will merit
unusual patronage
At the school meeting last Sat-,
urday night it was decided to build
two new school houses, one in the
north ward, on the old site and
one in the south ward, cost of bull
dings not to exceed twenty-five
thousand dollars.
The residence of DR.. Brown, at
Lancaster Was destroyed by fire
Wednesday of last week. Most
Of the household effects were say
ed. There was no insurance on
the building and it is, consequent
ly total loss.
The Northeast Missouri Poultry
Association met at W. A. Adams
Tuesday evening and elected
officers for the ensuing year. The
association will at once begin
making preparation for the larg-
est poultry show ever held in the
state.
The Saloon keepers of Milan
have offered to give up their
license if the county court will re-
fund the amount of state and
county license for the unexpired
term for which license was grant
ed.
Mrs. Leech has the most elegant
Pattern Hats, Ribbons, Gauzes
Tips and flowers in North Mis-.
souri,; will all be on exhibition by
the 23d of April. Everybody in.
vited to call and see them.
Rev. C. n. Broadhurst, of Milan
No, will help Rev. J. ". Over
next week, in a meeting in thu
Southern Methodist Church. HI
is very successful revivalist, ant
all are invited to attend and assist
]. W. OWEN, Pastor.
Mr.. T. E. Steele, who recent,
went to Wichita, Kansas, says in
letter, this week, that he is not par
ticularly stuck on that country
The constant high winds and drift
ing sand have not made q favora
bic impression on him and he vii
take leave of absence soon, If tn
sand storms do not abate.-Bra
shear Citizen.
AT the present session of tn
Circuit Court, Pettigrew, VIII
broke into the store of Grow
McKeehan, at Sublette fe,
weeks ago, was sentenced to tw
years in the penitentiary. Jane
Wimber for shooting John Dove
was also sentenced for two year
Oliver Sparks, charged with vii
poisoning was heldin $500 bal
Geo. Dye charged with incest WI
also held in bail of $4,000.
A Mr.. Barnard, living north
Steffanville, had the misfortune
loose his thumb in very peculi'
manner, a few days since. Viii
leading calf with rope, whit
he had twisted around his thum
the animal made sudden stat
running around a tree or son
other obstacle, pullingsthe thun
entirely off together with abo
eight inches of the main leade
The wound is very painful or
but ua aro ,,no11a ~ Ia,r,, h.